Juana Xaviera de Ugarte grants freedom to Miguel de Seballos, mulato, aged 26. No money is involved in the transaction. (R. Perez) (1977)

Petition asking remedy for abuses by the padre, which include- inhibiting the harvest by forbidding the women to work in the fields as much as is necessary; taking too much of the yield (both of grain and of livestock); and using overly severe punishment. The governor orders capitan Berrotaran to investigate. (R. Perez) (1977)

Don Fransisco Ignacio de Vioviaga sells two married slaves (Juan Antonio and Gertrudis). Negros both age 28, to Dona Maria violante Salcedo Enriques de Havarra for the sum of 1,000 pesos. Both slaves were originally from Puebla de los Angeles. (P. Hayes) (!977)

Chayde and Garcia rent twenty mules and post as collateral- Josepha, Mulata slave aged 23, and Joachin, her son, aged 1 year. The brand that marks the ownership of the mules is noted in the Margin. (R. Perez) (1977)

Nicholas Enriquez sells to Ramon de la Vega, Pablo, a mulato de color Cocho, age 40 years, for the price of 350 pesos. (R. Perez) (1977) additional slave sales- 0801- 1 mulato, age 39, for 325 pesos. 0809- 1 Negro, age 18, for 350 pesos. 0812- 1 Mulata de color Vaso, age 40 +, 300 pesos.

Diego de Vilchis is a wealthy man. His testament lists nine slaves, all of whom he gives to various relatives and friends. The one exception is a Mulata, named Ynes, the Mother of all his other mulatos, who is set free because of her long and faithful service. the inventario, frames 1943-1960, includes the following prices for slaves- (R. Perez) (1977) additional slave sales- Mulata, 60 yrs., 150 pesos. Negro, 28 yrs., 300 pesos. Mulato, 24 yrs., 300 pesos. Mulata, 25 years, 300 pesos. Mulato, 2 Months, 100 pesos. Mulato, 2 years, 150 pesos. Mulata, 11 years, 280 pesos. Mulata, 12 years, 300 pesos.

Last will and testament of Joseph de Hugarte, wherein he wills two slaves, a Negra and a Mulata, to his daughter Juana- their combined value is 600 pesos. (R. Perez) (1977)

Dona Maria Gutierrez sells to Pablo Rodriquez rey a Mulata slave named Maria Jacinta, age 27, for the price of 218 pesos 4 tomines. It is noted that the Mulata has a cloud in the eye. (R. Perez) (1977)

Dispute over land between naturales of Parras Pueblo and Juan Ruiz del Valle. (T. Sheridan) (1977)

Joseph Butron came upon Joseph Carrejo, a mayordomo of an Estancia, who was involved in confiscating a knife from a mulato. Butron demanded the knife be given to him where upon Carrejo forced him to leave at gunpoint. Later, during festivities at the Dia de pascua, Carrejo attacked Butron with a knife, inflicting several wounds. (R. Perez) (1977)